Audrey LeeAudrey Lee is the Online Managing Editor for Athletic Business magazine. Stadium & ArenaThunder to Remain in OKC Through 2053 With New $1B Arena Deal SignedAs the Oklahoma City Thunder storm their way to game six of the NBA Finals, they have also closed a major deal with the Oklahoma City Council to remain in the city through 2053 and secure a new lease on their stadium.June 19, 2025Safety & SecuritySan Diego Police Investigating Series of Break-Ins, Robberies at Youth Softball FacilitiesThieves struck the San Marcos Girls Softball League in San Diego this week, stealing $3,000 worth of equipment and products from the snack bar.June 18, 2025Safety & SecuritySoccer Coach Suffers Cardiac Arrest on Sidelines, Saved by Spectators' CPR and AED KnowledgeA boys’ U17 club soccer coach in upstate New York collapsed on the sidelines earlier this month, and quick thinking from fellow coaches and spectators saved his life from what appeared to be sudden cardiac arrest.June 17, 2025BudgetingWashington State University to Cut Field Events from Track and Field TeamThe athletics department also announced that while sprint and hurdle events will not be cut from the team, those opportunities will be diminished as the team shifts to a distance focus.June 17, 2025Governing BodiesAD Bjork: Ohio State Will Allocate Revenue Sharing to These Four SportsOhio State University is making several changes as it navigates the new landscape of college athletics.June 16, 2025LeadershipGame Changers: LHSCA Hires First Female Director in 'Historic' Step Forward for the OrganizationThe Louisiana High School Coaches Association (LHSCA) hired Jessica Barber as the organization’s new director, making her the first woman to hold that position.June 16, 2025LegalTennessee Basketball Star's Lawsuit Against NCAA for Additional Eligibility Blocked by JudgeJudge Katherine Crytzer denied University of Tennessee student-athlete Zakai Zeigler’s request for a preliminary injunction in his lawsuit against the NCAA.June 13, 2025Governing BodiesWIAA Fines, Penalizes Roosevelt High School Over Football Recruiting ViolationsThe Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association this week concluded its investigation into Roosevelt High School’s football recruiting practices, and it found the school guilty of level three violations.June 13, 2025AquaticsGreen Bay City Council Approves $11M Aquatics Center RenovationThe Green Bay City Council voted on Tuesday night to move forward with plans to renovate and update the Joannes Aquatics Center, the city’s oldest pool.June 13, 2025PersonnelFAMU Places Athletic Director on Administrative Leave Pending Fraud ChargesDays after turning herself in on grand theft and scheme to defraud charges, Florida A&M University athletic director Angela Suggs has been placed on administrative leave by the university.June 12, 2025Previous PagePage 2 of 47Next PageTop StoriesLegalSCOTUS Takes Up Case on Transgender Athletes Joining Female TeamsThe announcement comes just one week after the court's conservative majority upheld Tennessee’s ban on...OperationsUniversity of Kansas First to Partner With MMTH on Student-Athlete, Facilities InvestmentsMedia & TechnologyTexas Partners With Learfield on Unified Longhorns NIL AgencyOperationsHigh School Officials Fought Release of Settlement Record in Football Team Hazing LawsuitSponsored ContentA Monumental Hardwood Court Install for a Kansas Multi-Sport Complex
